“A Smarter, Greener Grid: Forging Environmental Progress through Smart Energy Policies and Technologies” (Praeger, May 2014) describes the environmental benefits of a smart grid to upgrade the United States’ antiquated electrical grid—and […]
Sylvia J.S. Bartell ’15 and Ashley Welsch ’15 were selected for VLS’s competitive Rubin Fellowship, awarded in memory of Zander Rubin, founding director of the South Royalton Legal Clinic, […]
VLS, which established the nation’s first online master’s degree program in environmental law in May 2011, now offers a dozen online classes available for JD credit and plans to have a full […]
The lawsuit, filed Thursday by a coalition of food industry groups including the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) and the Snack Food Association, is “the first of what may be […]
According to CASE, an international nonprofit association of educational institutions, “winning programs epitomize the profession’s best practices, raise standards and contribute to a growing body of knowledge.” “Good Food,” recognized in […]
“The announcement of the proposed regulation—which is intended to cut carbon pollution from power plants by 30 percent from 2005 levels by 2030—represented Mr. Obama’s boldest step in using his […]
“We are pleased to offer this free lecture series to the public and look forward to welcoming so many nationally and internationally recognized experts to the Vermont Law School […]
"The closure of the Crystal River plant should come as no surprise. The company’s own report evaluating its ability to successfully repair damage to the reactor’s concrete containment building concluded […]
Rocero will discuss her global work on gender rights and facilitate a dialogue that challenges the status quo understanding of gender, sexuality, and identity. The model came out as transgender […]
Free and open to the public, the event opens a month-long exhibit of his paintings, titled "George Lawrence Retrospective," on display in Oakes Hall through Sept. 28. "The Vermont Law […]